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What is the difference between look and see?



 
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What is the difference between look and see? #1 (permalink) Sun Mar 12, 2006 0:46 am   What is the difference between look and see?
 

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ESL/EFL Test #71 "Chit Chat: At the garage", question 1

Customer: Have you had a chance to ......... at my car yet?

(a) see
(b) examine
(c) view
(d) look

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ESL/EFL Test #71 "Chit Chat: At the garage", answer 1

Customer: Have you had a chance to look at my car yet?

Correct answer: (d) look
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Look at #2 (permalink) Sun Mar 12, 2006 10:41 am   Look at
 

Hi,

The expression is look at, meaning to examine or check.

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